Rimrock
22 reviews (showing 1–20)
@brosophocles
A surprisingly fun course. I would recommend taller flags for blind baskets
@titoburrito
Some dude had a big camper trailer parked like 20’ from the basket at hole 9. Also, I was pretty uncomfortable throwing adjacent to the dozen kids running around the youth fishing pond on hole 5 or 6. Mostly that dude camping next to that basket made me give it a low rating, it’s probably a 3.5 if he’s not there.
@indyblackrider
A beautiful little hidden gem!
@rbolen
Fun course with a variety of shots. Short techy shots with punishing rough off the fairway and some open bomber shots at the end. The 2 water carry shots over the river are fun.
@mtnmike
Just my second time playing this course. Fun little par 3's with a mix of backhand and forehand shots (LHBH thrower).
@highdesertdisc
Neat 9 hole. Closer to a pitch and putt with a couple longer holes. Little shorter than distances say on a few holes. Couple shots across the River.
@chriswallace32
Great course, awesome variety and wonderful views. Only thing I’d say is there isn’t any signage. Other than that wonderful 9 hole course!
@scraps
Nice to see this course brought back from the dead. Very fun and easy niner.
@juliefagan
This could be an awesome course. Would love to see it restored and maintained.
@yelirnoj
DO NOT STOP HERE. I didn’t expect much going into it and it was worse than I could have imagined. The only playable holes which are in a field are covered in dog poop.
@eanady
The course has recently gone through some major improvements. Definitely worth a play.
@kennelldiscs17
A lot of work to be done, but ultimately a fun place to at least get out and throw some mids and putters. Highly recommend using Udisc for navigation on the course. Not all holes have basket or pads.
@fivesixfivesix
This course has potential but needs a complete rework of layout, especially holes 2 thru 5. ( the ones tight to the River are basically unplayable unless you throw 20-40 ft at most. You’ll either lose a disc or get eaten up by bramble or both) All the comments I actually read were accurate. There is a couple fun ones if your just looking to throw a bit and can’t make it to Redmond. Baskets would be nice too 😂
@kennyo
Had a few baskets .. so nice try, not really tho.. couldn’t find - one marked tee pad ,sorta- rest are udisk map placements along with basket locations.. Might have potential if actually was playable.. +side - actually found a disc and attempting to return it, also found a great rock !!
@dyeingisfun
Complete overgrown and unplayable! The baskets have been eaten by plant life except for hole 1 and 4. Could be absolutely amazing if someone maintained the course. Very sad I drove all the way out here to not be able to play.
@ethanwaud
Could be a nice, and challenging course if there was a map to guide you and serviceable tee pads. There are a number of baskets perfect for practicing. Once the course is finished could be one of the most beautiful in Central Oregon.
@chefketh
Hole one had the only tee pad throughout the whole course. If you play here I’d recommend simply throwing hole one and hole six back and forth across the river because those are legitimately fun holes. Hole 2-3 had no baskets and hole four was super overgrown, holes 7-8 exist and are easy to see only because they are boring 400 foot open shots through the field. The course has potential but needs some baskets and tees.
@shawnmanji
I read the reviews and thought “it can’t be that bad”. And it wasn’t. IT WAS WORSE. Hole 1 and the practice baskets plus 1 other random basket were the only baskets I could find there is a homeless camp on the hole 3 tee box. Prineville is a dying town that people stopped caring about a long time ago and this course fits right in.
@fluffybosshd
It’s sad to see a course in this condition. If the community cared more about it, I could see this course easily being a 4+ star.
@kodycam
Definitely needs clearly marked tee boxes, hole 2 wasn't even there and 7,8, &9 were just wide open flat field shots. Also maybe a good weed whacking would help.